I hope that the thought for the day above is better than the one yesterday. Being close to the fountain you could not hear it for the rushing of the water. These thoughts are important to me. I like to start each new day with at least one good thing to think about. Dad.
Good Morning.
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." Time is so precious-do not waste it.''.
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." A smile is like a little wedge. That often keeps us from the edge. Of getting sad, or feeling blue..... I love to see a smile, don't you ?"
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"Begin the Day with God."
I hope that you are feeling good on this Tuesday morning. September the 1st I am feeling good but I know what would help me to feel a lot better. It would be a cup 0f that coffee right now, and I know that you feel the same, so let's sit down and have a cup together.
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Tell me some of your plans for today, and that you are going to face this day with a lot of hope and confidence, and I hope a smile. Sometime smiles are a little hard to find this early in the morning 4;16 a.m.
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Here below is our weather for today from AOL.
Today..9/01/09
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Partly cloudy. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 79F. Winds light and variable
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This below is a very helpful link for tomato growers.
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http://www.ext.colostate.edu/PUBS/Garden/02949.html
. This above may be a little late to help us this tomato season but I am going to have this on file for next year. Dad.
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I am wondering if Misty, Oreo and Sara are awake at this hour in the morning. I would like to know how they are doing,but I am not going to disturb their rest right now. In a little while I am going to Sara's Dog Training ..That will take me right to Saras blog where I can see a lot of very interesting things that Sara is doing. Sara how do you do all that you do? Dad.
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Great Smoky Mountains Web Cam ..A good view of the Smokies, Dad.
Posted on 28 August 2009 by tomatocasual.com
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Stop the Tomato Slander!
Tags: Add new tag, blight, New York Times, Slander
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By Kira Hamman
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Let’s get this cleared up right now: the late blight is not the fault of the tomatoes, heirloom or hybrid.
Nor is it the fault of the home gardeners who are trying to distance themselves, even just a little, from the corporate food grid.
It’s not the fault of potatoes, or the recession, or Michelle Obama.
And it’s only kind of the fault of the big box plant brokers who sold the infected plants.
No, the bulk of the blame for the epidemic of late blight this growing season belongs squarely where the blame for epidemics nearly always belongs: Mama Nature. We had a cool, wet spring and early summer, and the blight just loved it. Hey, it happens.
It’s all part of a little process Read the rest of this entry »
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Tennessee Granddaddy .. A good link to read. Dad.
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I feel very empty this morning. I am forced to stop. I am hopeing that you have a good day. we are going to do our part to make it one, are'nt we. Smile and be kind.
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BYE BYE DAD.
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Posted by Dad at 4:00 A.M.


